San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-08-24

line W. y. l.. u. Will near paper
red by Mrs. Fannie r. Pugh tomorrow
afternoon at pm.
The little daughter OF Mr.. Charles
Wisely, OF the Express stafl, died last
night.
Toilet requisites, all kinds, at
Orynski's Corner Pharmacy on Military
plaza. S2iu
-"Only the Best" is the motto at
Orynski's Corner Pharmacy on Military
plaza. S2i II
The local lodges Knights and Ladies
OF Honor will celebrate their anniversary
at Muth's pavilion on September 9th.
Grant Phillips, member OF the Ex-
celsiOr Guards, is in a critical condition
and 1t is expected he will die.
The Excelsior Guards will have a
uniforms 1t will adopt and all absentees
will be fined.
Probate Judge WurZbaoh this morn
ing approved the bond OF Oscar Berg
strOm, as administrator OF the John
Bergstrom estate.
Frank Krischs water tank and some
fences at his butcher pens on the Alazan
creek were washed away this morning
by Inc nlgn wafer.
The new beer of the Alamo Brew
cry was placed on the market at the
various saloons today. lt is generally
liked.
One young lady at the church festi-
val last night was supplied with two
spoons to her plate of ice cream. This
looks like encouraging quick consump-
ton.
Deputy Constable Stevens arrested
A. Schnie wind, bOOk-keeper and clerk
for Koerner Il Co. yesterday afternoon,
on the charge OF ENLIGHTENMENT OF $50.
The |. o. G. Il. at their meeting held
last night, passed vote Of thanks to all
who assisted them In their recent enter
tainment.
"A farmers lad who had not been to the
city before walked into the barroOm of
the Fashion theatre this morning and in
quired If 1t was not a jewelry store.
-Stockmen-Ifyo your horse is "otf his
feed" go to Orynski's Corner Pharmacy
on Military plaza and get package OF
"Harting's Constitution Powder" IT
The Ladies Orchestra that drew
such large audiences in San Francisco,
will open at the Mission garden Sunday
night. S-24-tf
The examination trial Of Hans
Wolf, the soldier charged with theft Of
Capt Hambleton's horse, will occur be-
fore Justice Barnes next Wednesday.
Department rifle team leaves for
Bellevue, Neb., this afternoon. Accom-
panying the team will be Capt. Hall,
Capt. Silver, Lieuts. Tyler and Steele.
"A left-hsnded base ball game will be
organized, it is rumOred. Better learn
to play base ball right-handed first, say
we.
Next Sunday there Is to be an excur-
sion from Austin to San Antonio at
cheap round trip figure. -Four or five
hundred people from Austin will visit
this city.
MIR. Theo. II. Banks and his wife,
who have been staying at Switzerland
springs for the past month, have re-
turned to the city much improved and
pleased with their stay.
The Belknsps held debate last
night, but 1t was quite evident that the
debaters we're not equal to the task. 1t
was too hard for them. They had better
stick to practical every day subjects.
Chancellor A. S. Chevalier returned
home from Michigan last night. He
brought a plug hat and large fund OF
personal anecdotes with him.
Judge Wurzbach has been elected
honorary member of the VOrwaeTtZ
Verein, as token of appreciation for
his active part in the anti-prOhIbition
campaign.
An affidavit was made before Justice
Barnes this morning against Pat
MulrOy, charging him with making
threats against John Morris. Mulroy
was arrested by Deputy Constable
Stevens.
In Justice McAllister's court this
morning the suit of l.. Moglia & Co, VS..
ROnse Il Co., was decided by a jury in
favor of the plaintiff.
The first train into Comfort, last
Thursday, was the occasion of great
rejoicing in that city, and a brass Dand
serenaded the town. The train men
and citizens drank up II kegs of beer
during the jollitioation.
"A hay press came to grief Yesterday
afternoon on Belvin and North Flores
street, by the wagon upsetting. The
street was clear and no stumps in it and
the driver is at loss to know how the
wagon upset.
-Track-laying on the Arkansas Pass
railway is advancing toward Kerrville
at the rate of one mile and half to two
reach Kerrville about the middle of Sep
TENDER.
The report that the boom commit.
tee want TO issue weekly paper Of their
own to advertise the city Is not credited
by our citizens. 1t would be a weakly
affair indeed.
The Bandera Bugle will not cry
peace! peace! because it does not be-
lieve that there is any peace. The
Bugle believes only in the pieces, pieces
of democracy.
Parker, the cOlOred barber, and
Louis Oliver, cOlOred porter on the
Arkansas Pass road, fought last night
because Parker alleges Oliver insulted
his wife while she was en- route to Gal
weston recently.
Travellers think that the street
between Henry and Simon TESTS stores
should be grubbed. One taking that
road yesterday had q narrow escape OF
breaking his buggy by reason Of the
msny stumps.
North Flores street car line has
sage of driver. He is well informed
on almost every subject, polite to ladies'
and attentive to the babies, and can talk
politics by the yard with men.
"A preliminary meeting OF the Mutu-
alista and Benevolenois Mexican sooie-
ties was held last night to arrange for
the celebration of Independence, begin
ming September l6.
MIR. Julius Tips has returned from
Comfort. He says the people of Comfort
are making great preparations to re-
ceive the excursionists from San Anto-